Sentence examples for wary of having from inspiring English sources

Newspapers, wary of having incomplete stories, went along.

But he confesses to being wary of having "too many aims and goals".

He is wary of having his party pegged as tax-hungry.

It makes me feel selfish, to be so wary of having a family.

Sellers are wary of having parted too cheaply with a profound investment, their residence.

But governing involves compromise, and the Maidanites are wary of having their movement diluted.

"We are wary, though, of having a lot of our revenues come from trading".

A half-dozen of the boy's neighbors said today that they had grown wary of him, having been victims or knowing someone who had.

His decision of making a sequel was explained by him in an interview, "I am wary of sequels having to be made.

But many governments, wary of unrest, have also raised state spending to potentially unsustainable levels.

Castro, wary of rivals, had denied prominent government positions to many members of the Second National Front of the Escambray, including Menoyo.